It's like being the tall person who needs to get cans off the top shelf, only the shelf is ingrained power structures and the cans are basic human rights.
"The switch between sectors didn't represent a culture shock but I did witness a maturity shock," he says, recognising that ingrained processes and structures in the public sector can make IT change a tougher call than in a private enterprise.
The fight the government faces today is against an ingrained system, a structure of institutional corruption, within the police".
These deeply ingrained schemas commonly structure attitudes, perception, behavioral habits, and judgment despite the individual's conscious good will (Valian 1998; Sullivan 2001; Fischer 2014).
This shows the bad behavior is not due to the difference in the homogeneity degrees of the pair ((p,J_{m})) but ingrained in the structure of (p inmathcal{P}(^{m}E; E)).
If we do not take into account this deep rooted gender bias, that is ingrained in the structure of our systems and beliefs, progress cannot be made.
The real obstacles to policy action on inequality are more deeply ingrained in the structure of American politics, demographics, and interest group coalitions.
Renaissance style was so articulate, and the Renaissance sense of the unity of experience so deeply ingrained, that even architectural structures could be eloquently philosophical.
According to the second, status quo, narrative, power structures are ingrained into our society's institutions and internet and mobile technologies don't really change these institutions, or create new ones.
The logic of refutation, implicit in some models of conceptual change, has serious limitations given the ingrained character of the structures of thought we call obstacles.
